Hello, my friend is currently running a vBulletin Forum (3.7.4) and he is using a custom theme. When anyone goes to someones profile you will see at the top this error: Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE, expecting T_STRING or T_VARIABLE or T_NUM_STRING in /home/XXXX/domains/XXXX/public_html/includes/class_profileblock.php(252) : eval()'d code on line 68

}

/**
* Abstract Class for Profile Blocks
*
* @package vBulletin
*/
class vB_ProfileBlock
{
/**
* Registry object
*
* @var vB_Registry
*/
var $registry;

/**
* User Profile Object
*
* @var vB_UserProfile
*/
var $profile;

/**
* Factory Object
*
* @var vB_ProfileBlockFactory
*/
var $factory;

/**
* Default Options for the block
*
* @var array
*/
var $option_defaults = array();

/**
* The name of the template to be used for the block
*
* @var string
*/
var $template_name = '';

/**
* Variables to automatically prepare

This is the file where it talks about the error from Line: 68 to Line: 113

Please let me know if you need more lines or any questions.

**ALSO** If your wondering how I have access to the files and he is running it, it's because I have his Control Panel password.

Thanks

I bet the error is on line 67. Please show a bit more of the code.

Okay, I'll go get it right now.

Okay From 54 to 67:

/**
* Fetches a Profile Block object
*
* @param string The name of the class
*/
function &fetch($class)
{
if (!isset($this->cache["$class"]) OR !is_object($this->cache["$class"]))
{
$classname = "vB_ProfileBlock_$class";
$this->cache["$class"] =& new $classname($this->registry, $this->profile, $this);
}

return $this->cache["$class"];


This is 67 return $this->cache["$class"];

I don't see any reason why $class needs to be quoted. Try cache[$class]

Nope, still get the same error.

It's a little hard to see without the entire file's code. Is it possible you could post that?

Also, does the function close with a squiggly bracket ( } )?